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Never heard of this, so had a look. She is demonstrating a 3-6 month size.
Gadget looks like the one I have seen used for socks, only bigger.
Not that I have used the sock one.
Good luck with it.
213I have done dozens of 3 mo. Onesies in a 4x4 hoop..Just Googled JTHoopitup and there is a video using the 5x7 size with a 3mo Onesie on Facebook....I have never used this hooping aid nor have I had to open up a side seam...I turn it inside out and use sticky stabilizer and pins...and always a wss topper when I embroider...and a ball needle...
https://www.facebook.com/79219904...
by sewmom
14 Nov 2017
I saw a video but it looked like a bigger onsie than mine. It simply wasn't big enough to pull up and around the gadget. I finished it in my hoop without any gadgets, I did it slow and just adjusted my opening by hand as it moved around,
by sewmom
14 Nov 2017
Your video looks easy but maybe a different brand of onesie? I don't know why mine wouldn't fit.
by dragonflyer
15 Nov 2017
I had not seen this gadget before...and yes, it looked like their Onesie might have been 3mos to 6mos...not just a 3 mos Onesie...do you plan to purchase the 4x4 one...do you think this gadget is worth the $$?
by sewmom
edited 15 Nov 2017
It's $24. I think it's worth it. I had a few close calls with my clips and my fingers while I was holding everything away from the stitching area. And I'm sure this isn't going to be my only grandchild!
313857All the way up to size 18 month onesies, I don't stitch anything that won't fit in my 4 x 4 hoop.
by graceandham
15 Nov 2017
No. I get the onesie and stabilizer in the 4 x 4 hoop the best I can. Then I roll and pin all the "other" fabric to "stitch in the hole." Tape would work better, but I'm cheap about material costs!
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